We’ve been seeing a lot of new reveals coming out of IFA 2026, and Anker is joining the fray with the introduction of its new MindBase AI Home Hub that will function as a central brain for all your home integrations across its five brands, covering whole-home connectivity, local intelligence and memory within one system. Head below to learn more.
The new Anker MindBase will connect the brand’s security, energy, cleaning, and audio ecosystems into a single locally-run home intelligence network, which keeps all your data private in the process.
“We believe the autonomous home needs three things: connection, local intelligence and memory that stays in the home under the family’s control. MindBase brings those together in one system and gives the home a true brain of its own that can understand what is happening across the home, make decisions locally, and coordinate the devices inside it”
Steven Yang, CEO of Anker Innovations
Anker’s EasyOmni Link streamlines connections
The Anker EasyOmni Link is the brand’s latest software system that expands and consolidates the ecosystem and compatible third-party smart home devices into one centralized local intelligence system, which encompasses nearly 100 Anker devices and hundreds of Matter-ready devices. You’ll be able to add Anker devices with a simple tap, while Matter-ready options are integrated into the network, covering Apple HomeKit, Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant and Home Assistant. For anyone currently using the HomeBase S380, your existing footage will be able to transfer over to this new hub.
Anker’s TrueSmart Agent computes with AI support
At the core of Anker’s MindBase is the brand’s TrueSmart Agent, which is “an on-device AI engine powered by the built-in AI Core compute card.” That AI chip brings along a large language model that was developed with 26 TOPS computing power, allowing AI agents to “perceive, plan and act locally.” It has been designed to expand over time, with a NAS agent and Security Agent being the first to launch.
Anker’s EverSafe Memory provides private, expandable storage
Privacy is always a big concern these days, and the MindBase brings along Anker’s EverSafe Memory to ensure that privacy while also allowing for expandability within a single home. This feature “consolidates photos, recordings, files and device data into a local hub that supports 48 terabytes of expandable local storage, functioning as a NAS.” Data and storage info is locally processed, supporting filtering through footage using natural-language searches, as well as curating security highlight reels, organizing files, photo and video analysis – all without ever sending your personal data to the cloud.
The MindBase marks a new era of proactive AI home security
The first unit that Anker will be offering powered by the MindBase is the MindBase Security Kit, strategically shifting its system to a unified security platform. This kit combines MindBase with the upcoming eufy TrackLight Cam S1, which is an active deterance camera that features auto-tracking light, thanks to the pairing of 180-degree dual-radar detection with 4K resolution. There will also be the Video Doorbell S4, a Smart Security Shield, as well as entry and motion sensors. The details for these launches will be announced on a later date.
As Anker describes it, “MindBase’s first security-focused AI agent evaluates events in real-time to assess risk and respond through observation, lighting, verbal warnings or active deterrence, creating multiple layers of protection across the home.”
The previously mentioned Smart Security Shield is a sensor that can be placed at the edge of your yard and uses 180-degree dual radar to detect strangers from up to 15 meters away, and it will have a DSKey digital credential for recognizing family members from up to 30 meters away.
That’s not all the brand has waiting in the wings, as there will also be future reveals for additional agents, like the Energy Agent that covers your home’s power, a Clean Agent for cleaning devices and smart appliances, and more.
So what are some of Anker’s other MindBase security devices?
Anker has already unveiled some of its newest MindBase security devices at IFA 2026, starting with the eufy Video Doorbell S4 that comes as a refreshed dual-purpose wired video doorbell and security camera. It brings along a 180-degree panoramic field of view to eliminate blind spots, while the OmniTrack boasts AI-powered human-detection tech for more accurately tracking and keeping people within the frame. It sports a 9-megapixel lens for 3K resolution, giving you sharper video with color night vision – plus, it comes compatible with Alexa, Google Assistant and the eufy HomeBase S380.
There’s also the eufy NVR Security System E50 that “pairs an 8-channel network video recorder with four hybrid bullet pan-tilt-zoom dual-lens cameras, combining a fixed 2K resolution wide-angle bullet lens with a motorized 4K resolution PTZ lens on a single mount.” Both power and data is delivered via an ethernet cable, and the channel capacity can be expanded up to 16. The combining of OmniTrack auto framing, cross-camera tracking, AI-powered smart video search, enable 24/7 security coverage for continuous recoding. There is a pre-installed hard drive available that can expand up to 16TB.
Next is the eufy Window Camera E10 that allows outdoor monitoring for apartments and rentals, thanks to a mounting sticker for the inside of any window. It features “a 25-degree adjustable tilt combined with anti-reflection optics eliminates window reflection and glare, recording in 2.5K resolution,” not to mention there is an on-device AI detection feature for identifying people and sounds.
Lastly, there’s Anker’s eufy Fall Detection Sensor that is a non-wearable emergency device for seniors. You can mount it in bathrooms, bedrooms, or elsewhere, gaining the peace of mind that it will pick up any falls “using millimeter-wave radar sensing and supporting two-way communication.”
“Built on eufy’s local-first data storage commitment, the portfolio processes sensitive biometric data on-device, reinforcing user privacy with no monthly subscriptions attached*, ensuring peace of mind for homeowners.”
Pricing and availability:
Available right now is the NVR Security System E50 at $999.99 shipped, down from its $1,200 MSRP for the 4-camera kit with a 2TB hard drive, while the 8-camera kit with a 4TB hard drive can be scored at $1,599 shipped, down from a $1,900 MSRP.
The Video Doorbell S4 will be available later in September with a $299.99 MSRP, while the Window Camera E10 will arrive later in the year with a $69.99 MSRP.
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